Official ANTAQ data up to 02/2026
Palm oil: wait and volume by port in Brazil
Last 12 months, deep-sea and coastal shipping (no inland barges). Each ship counts under its heaviest commodity.
- Ships in 12 months
- 34
- Typical wait (median)
- 50.7 h
- Wait for 9 in 10 ships (P90)
- 149 h
- Average handling rate
- 217 t/h
- Tonnes in 12 months
- 345,008
Wait by month of the year
Median over the full ANTAQ series. Months with fewer than 5 ships are left empty.
Historically, the shortest wait is in October (23.8 h) and the longest in December (83 h).
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| Palm oil | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Med. | 63.6 h | 34 h | 82.6 h | 47.3 h | 27.2 h | 44 h | 24.1 h | 62.3 h | 41.3 h | 23.8 h | 43.6 h | 83 h |
Ports handling this commodity
Only ports with at least 5 ships of this commodity in 12 months.
| Port | Typical wait (median) | P90 | Average handling rate | Ships in 12 months | Tonnes in 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cattalini Terminais Marítimos (PR) | 84.9 h | 148.5 h | 260.3 t/h | 17 | 206,962 |
| Fortaleza (CE) | 14.8 h | 66.8 h | 181.7 t/h | 12 | 104,203 |
| Santos (SP) | 20.5 h | 206.5 h | 141.6 t/h | 5 | 33,844 |